“You are never useless. You just need to find your place.”
by Innocent Mwatsikesimbe — from The Vision, chapter 8
In other words
Being overlooked can make value feel absent. The people nearby may not understand a skill, quality, or way of seeing, and their lack of appreciation can begin to sound like a judgment of the whole person.
Value and recognition are not the same. Something useful may be in the wrong setting, among people who do not need it or cannot see what it offers. Moving toward better relationships and opportunities does not create the value; it gives that value somewhere to work.
No one is useful in every place, but that is different from being useless. A fitting place is one where what a person carries can meet a real need and be received for what it is.
AI-generated from the author's own text.
Elsewhere
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- This is what scares me: failing to think for myself because of the comfort that comes from doing things in numbers (or following the crowd).
- Why harbor negative feelings when you can cherish positive ones? Why choose to hate someone when you can love life and live?
- You need to have the courage to look at yourself, and improve what you see.
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